GE-TYPE CRACKLE-GLAZED VASE MING DYNASTY sturdily potted on a short ring foot, the ovoid body rising to a waisted neck and inward curving wide mouth, applied overall save for the foot with a creamy white glaze with a network of black and faint russet crackles, with a tomabaku box (Dimensions: 24cm high) (Qty: 1) (24cm high) Qty: (1) Footnote: Provenance: Private Taiwanese collection, formally in a private Japanese collection Note: the form of this vase mainly existed during the Ming dynasty and especially popular in the Wangli period, two Ge-type crackle-glazed vases of the same shape and dated to Ming dynasty are respectively in the Zhangzhou Museum and Xiamen Museum.